India, Pakistan agree to immediate ceasefire in US-mediated talks


  • World
  • Saturday, 10 May 2025

ISLAMABAD: India and Pakistan on Saturday (May 10) confirmed a ceasefire deal after United States-led talks to end a conflict between the nuclear-armed rivals, reports AP.

It follows weeks of clashes that were triggered by a massacre of tourists last month that India blames Pakistan for. It was their most serious confrontation in decades and left dozens of civilian dead on both sides.

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